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What's really hood! by Wahida Clark · Booklabria

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What's really hood!

African AmericansAmerican Short stories

What's really hood!

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First published: 2010
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Presents five unique visions of what life is really like in a tough, take-no-prisoners urban setting, in a collection that includes tales by Wahida Clark, Bonta, and LaShonda Teague.

Subjects: African Americans
American Short stories
Short stories, american
Time: 21st Century

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